1967-05-13
“Pictures of Lily” enters Sweden’s Tio i Topp charts where it will peak at #3
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1967-05-13
The Who are reportedly scheduled to play the Shoreline Club in Bognor Regis, Sussex
1967-05-12
Coca-Cola London registers receipt of two spots from MRM Productions. They are filmed commercials to be used in promoting a tie-in between Coca-Cola and Biba’s Boutique in Piccadilly.
1967-05-08
The Who flew back to London from Sweden and began rehearsals at Brian Epstein’s Saville Theatre in Shaftesbury Avenue, London.
1967-05-06
Disc and Music Echo features a picture of The Who on the cover with an article entitled “Are Pop Stars Overpaid?”. “Samantha’s Scene” also has a brief mention of The Who. Transcript: PETE—I could have committed suicide! ● Much more mental and physical demand on a pop star ● SIR WILLIAM Carron, president of… Read More »1967-05-06
1967-05-03
The Who’s manager Kit Lambert sends a telegram to the Monterey Pop Festival organizers telling them The Who have agreed to perform there in exchange for six 1st-class plane tickets. The Who, along with Jimi Hendrix, had been recommended for the festival by Paul McCartney during a U.S. visit the month before.
1967-05-01
The May issue of Beat Instrumental features “Sounds I Like By Britain’s Top Drummers”
1967-05-01
During this week the U.S. Army radio program The In Sound broadcasts a short interview with Pete. The program is later mentioned in a “commercial” on The Who Sell Out.
1967-04-29
Pete attends the “14-Hour Technicolor Dream”
1967-04-28
Decca releases “The Magic Bus” by the Pudding